South London photographer Gabriel Moses’ first exhibition, Regina, is located two staircases down, in a long windowless room that has been painted black. There’s a giant white cross in the far corner, next to a poem scrawled across the wall that starts, “Mumsy, It was never mine, Always ours.”
Lining the walls are around 50 photographs from across his short but dazzling career; the self-taught photographer was only 18 when Nike offered him his first directing role. Now, just a few years later, and numerous magazine and brand contracts later, his debut exhibition is being held at 180 The Strand.
